i think my generation’s broken
perhaps, our spokesman’s too outspoken
we replaced our lungs to fight infection
we replaced our tongues with the comments section
i think my intellect has faded
think i knew so much more before i was jaded
if your suit and collar come with a matching prison cell
where’s the foreclosure sign on this cookie cutter hell
they told me to get a degree
they said that i could be anyone that i wanted to be
they said if i stayed in school, i wouldn’t have to work for free,
but now even they won’t hire me
they told me to get in line
they said there’s something at the end that will be worth my time
they said if i want to be happy, just remove my mind
you can just drop that at the door, i’m sure that you’ll be fine
but we’re looking for something that you can’t erase
looking for something you can’t throw away
looking for more than minimum wage
looking for a life, more than just to get paid
we’re looking for a promise that somebody might keep
to look in the mirror and be proud of what we see
we’re looking for a change in which we could believe
not just a slogan that we know is only short-term relief
you gave me opportunity
you gave me choices
i could go your way and forever be
shackled and voiceless
or i could walk a lonely road like a pariah
which way i’ll go i don’t quite know but my desire is to run, run, run, run, run
...and wouldn’t that be fun
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